Wrexham had to block outside noise - Parkinson
Wrexham had to "block everything out" says Phil Parkinson as they responded to recent criticism with a victory over Preston North End.
Manager Phil Parkinson recounted Wrexham's 4-1 Championship victory over Preston North End at the Racecourse, following a poor 2-1 home loss to West Bromwich Albion. Parkinson, who has managed over 1,000 games, downplayed the mounting pressure on him, stating it's a part of the job. He emphasized that criticism comes from both the club and players and it's crucial to accept it.
Wrexham took an early lead with goals from Joe Worrall and Ben Whiteman, maintaining a 2-1 advantage at halftime. The second half saw goals from Sam Smith and Kieffer Moore, sealing the win. Parkinson expressed eagerness to return to the pitch, calling it a challenge and an opportunity to galvanize the team. He highlighted an extensive injury list as a significant factor in Wrexham's inconsistent start, including players like Max Cleworth, Nathan Broadhead, and Dan Sheaf.
Despite the setbacks, Parkinson remains confident in his squad's competitiveness for the season, citing the players' return and increased competition for positions.
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